Sentence examples for on hand means from inspiring English sources

These things have a long shelf life, having them on hand means no one is making a mad dash to the drug store in the middle of the night.

Having more skilled employees and leaders on hand means more chances for innovation and growth.

Fewer items on hand means there's less to get damaged and, for those who forgot the plywood, less to be looted.

Having an object digitiser on hand means you can clone and remix the real-world objects cluttering up your life, not just pull 3D designs off Thingiverse et al. for printing purposes.

"Facebook's sheer size and cash on hand means that they can either acquire or effectively shut down any competition," says Galloway, pointing to examples like WhatsApp and Instagram, which were eventually absorbed into the Facebook behemoth.

Of course, we're keeping our fingers crossed that having 2/3 of the stars of "Horrible Bosses" on hand means that we're in for a surprise drop-in by Jason Bateman as well.

How can hoda'ah on the one hand mean thank you and on the other mean limitation?

On the one hand, mean scores are invariably high (i.e., there is a ceiling effect).

The closeness in cash-on-hand means that both candidates will have enough money to mount full campaigns, replete with advertising, in the most important contests on Super Tuesday.

And not having previous chapters on hand meant I could never check whether Sakharov had used the same phrasing before, usually a clue to self through style.

Having McKeon on hand meant there was no traipsing round looking for addresses and no disappointing moments when you realise you're visiting a dud.